The notion that Christians must be healed from their illness after being prayed for or fasting on the matter is a controversial topic in the Christian faith. Is it our unbelief, our faith, our sins that causes illness to remain or does God simply not want to heal us? Does he not love us? In this episode, we'll go over this topic and explore it in more details!

The perception of God today is that of a God that punishes the innocent, stays silent in our suffering and isn't powerful enough to save us. Is all this a punishment? Can we call a God like this loving? In this episode, we unpack how God has always shown his love to us, before the cross, on the cross and still today!

Can God still love us and still maintain his justice?

A lot of people are made to believe that 'worship' is a type of Christian music that tends to be slow and melancholic. In today's episode, MT and Raphael explore 'worship' through the lens of scripture and what it should mean to every believer.

What does it mean to 'worship in spirit and in truth'?

Have you ever wondered whether miracles still happen today? In today's episode, M.T and Raphael explore the topic of Miracles. 

What is a miracle, and how does today's society engage with the topic?

They also discuss "scepticism" and "discernment" in the context of miracles.

In this weeks episode of The Pulse Podcast, Mike Omoniyi teaches how to know if we're saved and part of the group the Bible describes as elect. Whether that knowledge is important for christians and how that knowledge should affect our evangelism.

In this weeks episode of The Pulse Podcast, Mike Omoniyi teaches how the doctrine of the Trinity is foundational to the Christian faith. It is crucial for properly understanding what God is like, how He relates to us, and how we should relate to Him.

In a cultural climate that is becoming more acquainted with self-love and extending grace to ourselves, why doesn’t God let bygones be bygones? Why can’t he just overlook our wrongdoings and just forgive us with no strings attached? In this weeks episode, M.T Omoniyi explains the nature of God's love and why It is only through Christ’s sacrifice of appeasing God’s judgement of sin through the shedding of his blood that forgiveness can truly take place.

In this weeks episode of The Pulse Podcast, Mike Omoniyi shares how The baptism and indwelling of the Holy Spirit is the New Covenant blessing of the presence and work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

When you turn the page from the end of the Old Testament to the beginning of the New Testament, it can seem like you are entering a different world. Where the God of the Old Testament seems like the god of wrath, whereas the God of the New Testament is a god of love. However, Mike omoniyi teaches that New Testament authors consistently claim that the God revealed in the Old Testament is the same God who is now revealing himself in and through Jesus Christ.

Mike Omoniyi shares how the affirmation of the truthfulness of the Bible is inextricably tied to the character of God himself. God is a truthful God who does not lie. Therefore, because God is ultimately the author of Scripture, it is perfect, unlike every other uninspired writing and utterance.

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